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Silecroft
The small village of Silecroft is shadowed by the great mountain peaks of Black Combe Mountain. You will surely be enchanted by the majesty of Black Combe while you’re in Silecroft.
Silecroft belongs to the parish of Whicham located in Cumbria near the Lake District National Park. It is sandwiched between two bustling towns of Bootle and Millom. A visit to Silecroft would not be complete without ascending the heights of Black Combe Mountain.
How to Get to the Black Combe from Silecroft
If you plan to ascend Black Combe from Silecroft, you have to expect a two-hour uphill walk along its trails and forest paths. You can start your mountain trek at a nearby church in Whicham. There is a facility there where you can park your vehicle.
From the church in Whicham, you can follow the trail leading to the main forest paths of Black Combe. It is not actually very difficult to climb the mountain because the trails are well defined and trodden.
However, you still need the stamina in order to manage the two-hour ascent. But you could forget your weariness because the trails from Silecroft to the Black Combe are replete with breathe taking sights and excellent panorama.
Rest and Relax at Silecroft
After your adventurous mountain trek at Black Combe, you can find several pubs at Silecroft that offers excellent refreshments and meals. You can also stay overnight at one of the numerous bed and breakfast facilities in the village.
You will surely enjoy the homey ambiance of these overnight accommodations. Silecroft indeed could be your home away from home.
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